On the third day after the Emperor returned from Pei Xuanjing, another decree was issued. The Emperor named Pei Xuanjing as the country's celestial teacher and announced to the world that he had taken him as a mentor. The reactions varied, but none could change the Emperor's decision.
Once ignored by the Emperor, Wang Qiong was trusted again. The Emperor not only bestowed upon him a higher rank and generous rewards but also tasked him with cleaning up the bureaucracy, suggesting that a thorough reform of the court was underway.
Wang Boan was also employed by the emperor, serving as the Minister of War in Nandu and being conferred with the hereditary title of earl.
Besides the court affairs, with the Emperor's cooperation, Pei Xuanjing's people began to infiltrate various regions, spreading across the entire Great Ming territory. According to the original tactics to build the Divine Dynasty, they began to construct points for the magic formation at key places.
